Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Academy announces the release of ROBOTC2.0(R), a programming language for robots and an accompanying suite of training tools that are easy enough for elementary students to use, but powerful enough for college-level engineering courses.
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Carnegie Mellon releases ROBOTC2.0 programming language for educational robots
Carnegie Mellon University’s Matt Oberdier is developing a new hydrosurgery system to help physicians better manage excessive bleeding during surgery.
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Carnegie Mellon researchers seek to control blood loss
Carnegie Mellon University researchers are tracking how US industry uses scarce water resources.
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Carnegie Mellon’s Chris Hendrickson tracks water use
Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science is the latest research institution to host a site as part of Open Cirrus, a global, open-source test bed for the advancement of cloud computing research and education.
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Carnegie Mellon joins Open Cirrus test bed for advancing cloud computing research